Pothole case, also known as serpentine case, is a naming convention where spaces between words are represented by underscores (_). When used in uppercase, this method of naming elements is frequently employed to declare constants in many programming languages. Conversely, when the words are in lowercase, this convention is used to name fields in databases. A concrete example of the use of pothole case can be seen in the following Python code:

“`python
/*
* Declaring and calling a function in Python
*/

def my_function():

print(“Hello world”)

my_function()
“`